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Implementing Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration Api for the Freenest Platform IMPLEMENTING OPEN SERVICES FOR LIFECYCLE COLLABORATION API FOR THE FREENEST PLATFORM Joni Katajamäki Bachelor's Thesis December 2012 Software Engineering School of Technology OPINNÄYTETYÖN KUVAILULEHTI Tekijä(t) Julkaisun laji Päivämäärä KATAJAMÄKI, Joni Opinnäytetyö 3.12.2012 Sivumäärä Julkaisun kieli 28 Englanti Verkkojulkaisulupa myönnetty ( X ) Työn nimi IMPLEMENTING OPEN SERVICES FOR LIFECYCLE COLLABORATION API FOR THE FREENEST PLATFORM Koulutusohjelma Ohjelmistotekniikka Työn ohjaaja(t) PELTOMÄKI, Juha Toimeksiantaja(t) HUOTARI, Jouni Tiivistelmä Opinnäytetyö kuvaa FreeNEST ohjelmistokehitysalustan erilaisia työkaluja ja niiden välisiä integrointeja, sekä näiden integrointien ongelmia. Vaihtoehtoisena integraatiotapana tutkittiin Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) yhteisön vastaavia alustoja varten luomia standardeja. Työssä kuvataan OSLC rajapinnan toteuttamista FreeNESTin Bugzilla-työkaluun. Kuvauksessa käydään läpi integroinnin teknisiä yksityiskohtia, liittyen muun muassa RDF-datamalliin. Opinnäytetyössä kuvataan myös projektissa käytettyä Go-ohjelmointikieltä ja perustellaan sen valintaa toteutustyökaluna. Avainsanat (asiasanat) FreeNEST, OSLC, RDF, Golang, REST Muut tiedot DESCRIPTION Author(s) Type of publication Date KATAJAMÄKI, Joni Bachelor´s Thesis 3.12.2012 Pages Language 28 English Permission for web publication ( X ) Title IMPLEMENTING OPEN SERVICES FOR LIFECYCLE COLLABORATION API FOR THE FREENEST PLATFORM Degree Programme Software Engineering Tutor(s) PELTOMÄKI, Juha Assigned by HUOTARI, Jouni Abstract This thesis describes the different tools of FreeNEST project platform, the existing integrations between them and the problems of those integrations. A specification created by Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) is researched as an alternative to the current way of integrating tools with various plugins and other non-scalable solutions. The thesis describes the technical details of the OSCL specifications, a metadata model known as RDF and it also walks through the basics of the Go programming language used in the FreeNEST OSLC implementation. The thesis also includes a description of the technical details and challenges encountered when implementing an OSLC interface to FreeNESTs bug tracking component called Bugzilla. Keywords FreeNEST, OSLC, RDF, Golang, REST Miscellaneous CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION . .1 1.1 FreeNEST platform . .1 1.2 Thesis objectives . .1 2 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND . .1 2.1 Resource Description Framework . .1 2.2 Representational Data Transfer . .3 2.3 Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration . .5 2.3.1 OSLC Core . .5 2.3.2 OSLC domains . .5 2.3.3 Service Provider architecture . .6 2.3.4 Query Capability service . .8 2.3.5 Delegated Dialog services . .8 2.3.6 Creation Factory service . .9 2.3.7 User Interface Preview . .9 2.4 Google Go . 10 2.4.1 Google's reason for Go . 10 2.4.2 Improving build times with packages . 10 2.4.3 Making teamwork easier . 12 2.4.4 Reducing syntax complexity and improving safety . 12 2.4.5 Lighter object orientation . 13 2.4.6 Familiar language, modern features . 15 2.4.7 Easy concurrency . 15 2.4.8 Why use Go for the OSLC API . 16 3 CURRENT FREENEST INTEGRATION METHODS . 17 3.1 Top bar . 17 3.2 Foswiki as an integration platform . 17 3.3 Problems with the current integration methods . 17 4 PROPOSED INTEGRATION METHODOLOGY . 18 4.1 Service providers in FreeNEST . 18 4.2 Bugzilla as stepping stone to OSLC . 19 4.2.1 Bugzilla data model . 19 4.2.2 Bugzilla OSLC queries . 20 4 5 RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS . 21 5.1 SkyNEST project implementation . 21 5.2 Possible problems with the new integration model . 21 5.3 Conclusions . 22 6 REFERENCES . 22 LIST OF TABLES 1 HTTP methods used in REST . .4 2 OSLC workgroups . .6 LIST OF FIGURES 1 Service Provider architecture . .7 2 Selection dialog sketch . .9 3 UI Preview scetch . 10 4 Bugzilla database to OSLC change request conversion . 20 5 TERMINOLOGY ALM - Application Lifecycle Management means continuously managing the whole life of an application from the development to support through governance, development and maintenance.(Application Lifecycle Management, 2012) API - An application programming interface (API) is a specification intended to be used as an interface by software components to communicate with each other. Bugzilla - An open source defect tracking system used by the Mozilla project. It contains features that even large commercial defect trackers don't have. Bugzilla has an open- source license and is completely free to use. Changezilla - A name given to a custom installation of Bugzilla inside FreeNEST. Unlike Bugzilla which tracks defects, it is used for tracking change requests. Foswiki - An enterprise grade wiki software that contains an easy to use text editor and has support for various plugins. FreeNEST has many custom plugins for FosWiki, such as linking bugs from Bugzilla and test cases from Testlink. FreeNEST - Software development platform developed by the SkyNEST project. SkyNEST - Project maintaining and developing the FreeNEST platform. The project is running in JAMK University of Applied Sciences. Testlink - A test management tool used by testing teams to write test cases and test plans and report their results in an orderly way.(Testlink website, 2012) Uniform Resource Identifier - A sequence of characters that can be used to identify a name or a resource. Abbreviated as URI. Uniform Resource Locator - A URI referencing an Internet resource. Abbreviated as URL. Wiki - A wiki is a collaboratively edited website, usually containing knowledge from the project or community it was created for. 1 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 FreeNEST platform FreeNEST is a project management platform developed by the SkyNEST project at JAMK University of Applied Sciences. The project was started by a testing engineer Marko Rintam¨akiwhile working for Ixonos Oyj. While other open source project man- agement tools exist, FreeNEST aims to provide a full ALM solution for managing a project's life cycle. A FreeNEST installation is meant to be used by a single team, working on a single project. Setting up a complete environment for a project should be as easy and as fast as possible. While FreeNEST currently contains tools that are most useful in software projects, the project will expand to cover other kinds of projects. The platform is open source web based software. It is built by integrating existing open source project management tools into a single platform. 1.2 Thesis objectives This thesis aims to find a better, more unified way of integrating the various tools in FreeNEST. Since the components of FreeNEST are open source tools without any centralized development, a unified vocabulary, interface and data model needs to be created. These can be implemented using a specification from the Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration, or OSLC. Since implementing the whole specification is a very large task, implementing a small subset for a single tool first is a useful experience. 2 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND 2.1 Resource Description Framework All data in OSLC follows the RDF model. RDF is meant to be used for web resources by supporting linked data and providing features that help merging together data with differing schemas.(RDF website, 2012) In practice, RDF is a metadata language that makes statements about web resources. While these resources originally meant just web documents, they can now be also thought as any kind of resources that appear in the web. For example, a person can have their personal data on the web, and that data can be presented by RDF. 2 RDF data is formed from statements often called "triples". These triples have three parts, subject, predicate and object. Subject is the entity the statement describes, object is a entity the subject has a relationship to and predicate describes the kind of relationship there is between subject and object. The following sentence is an example of a triple-like structure: John is a friend of Jill In that statement, the subject is John, the predicate is "is a friend of" and the object is Jill. While the sentence does not follow any known RDF format, the structure of RDF data contains similar components. A collection of RDF triples forms a directed graph. RDF does not have a single official textual representation, but the most common ones are are RDF/XML, N-Triples and Turtle. RDF is also a part of movement called Semantic Web, where from RDF borrows the idea to use web links as resources. These links can of course be opened and navigated to, and they can contain more RDF data. Because a URL describes the location of a single web page, it can be used as a globally unique identifier. The uniqueness of identifiers makes it possible to combine different RDF documents from various sources to form a larger data graph. Here is an N-Triples formatted version of the previous example sentence: <http://example.com/people#John> <http://xmlns.com/foaf/spec/#term_knows> <http://example.com/people#Jill> . The people URLs are only examples, but the middle one (the predicate) is a real RDF predicate defined by the Friend Of A Friend (FOAF) RDF ontology. Ontologies are a way of defining relationships between objects. There is no central authority that defines the relationships and hierarchies that RDF documents can represent and because of that, there are many organizations who have created their own public RDF ontologies. These can be used by anyone, making it easier for the users of RDF data to use the same vocabularies when describing the same kind of data. The FOAF defines an RDF ontology that allows RDF data to describe relationships between people. In the example, a FOAF predicate called "knows" is used to form a relationship between the John and Jill URLs. The "knows" predicate is defined by the FOAF specification as the following: "A person known by this person (indicating some level of reciprocated interaction between the parties)"(FOAF Vocabulary Specification, 2012). 3 Since full URLs like those in the N-Triples example are quite difficult for humans to read, most RDF document formats allow replacing the common parts of URLs with previously specified prefixes, and organizing the triples to a hierarchy.
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